The Passing Show
The following advertisement is well worth reprinting : - "Stole or rand away. Been loose him two olle same the week. Black white dog tail [?]lle…
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Queensland Show
IN the last issue of the Queens[?]don there appear some excellent photographs in connection with the recent Queensland Show, including one of the Glen Innes exhibit, which scored so well in…
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The following is a romance of real life She was fair and over twenty Figure charming rather tall;…
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Mr. Reid has resigned. He left to show how allegedly indignant he was. George's political "yes-no" gyrations need no recapitulation here. His little…
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The schedule of prizes for the above exhibition, which is to be held in the Oxford Hall on October 14th and 15th, is printed on our supplement in this issue, and is…
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At a meeting of the Association held on Thursday there were present —Mr. F. J. White, President (in the c[?]ir), Messrs. W. Drew, R. T…
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The second sports carnival promoted by the officials connected with the projected city of Armidale Sports Ground, which took place on the…
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In order to minimise the clashing of the Coursing Club social and Fitzgerald Bros'. circus, arranged for Wednesday evening next, Mr. Geo,…
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The Inverell train arrived about six hours late one night during the week. It was rumoured that it had collided with a bullock, with the result that the…
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THE first meeting of the newly elected committee Of the above Society was held at the Secretary's officer on Saturday last, when there were, present:—Messr. J. H…
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WE must confess that we felt somewhat envious on reading the report of the Singleton Show, which was held last week, to find what a long lead it…
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We have few copies of the schedules of prizes for the Moree Show. The secretary advises us that he will receive entries up to the end of this week. Inverell poultry…
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A dubious ago Marri-age A local scholar describes " humidity " as " boiled air." Death would not appear so dreadful if it…
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The land of the State and Stripes is a country of big things. And the St. Louis World's Fair is going to be amongst some of its biggest…
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The land of the Stars and Stripes is a country of big things. And the St. Louis World's Fair is going to be amongst some of its biggest…
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The final meeting of the Central New England Coursing Club, which eventuated at Armidale this week, and which route as the mest…
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The Moree Show opened to-day under favorable weather conditions. So far as can be judged in the initial stages, the exhibition is not up to what is…
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There was a fair attendance at the Show to-day. The principal winners were :—In sheep, Boolcarrol Station ; and in cattle, Bangate…
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Men of decision Judges. Some people's coolness would shame an iceberg. A pessimist is one who is always…
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Having received much encouragement by the break-up of the drought and the presence or a most favorable season the committee of the Moree…
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